Overview
Yes, partridge meat is an excellent source of iron, magnesium, protein, and selenium for dogs. If dogs are on a raw diet, make sure to follow proper health protocols when preparing partridge meat to avoid salmonella and other bacteria.
Can dogs eat Partridge meat?
Benefits
- Partridge meat is an excellent source of essential nutrients such as protein, iron, and selenium.
- Partridge meat is also rich in vitamin B and important minerals like magnesium and potassium.
Risks
- Raw partridge may be infected with salmonella. Dogs are mostly resistant to salmonella. However, a dog with a weak immune system or existing digestive issues could be more susceptible to the infection.
- Cooked partridge bones can break and splinter easily; they are a big health hazard for dogs.
Servings
- Many raw feeders feed their dogs raw meals that contain partridge.
- If you are worried about salmonella infection, observe proper food safety practices when preparing partridge. Make sure to cook it thoroughly.
- Always remove the bones when feeding your dog cooked partridges.
